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"Yeah, our receivers right now are as fast as it gets," Wilson said Monday, per The News Tribune. "You've got Percy Harvin, Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse is extremely fast, too. Then you add Paul Richardson who you saw today went for that deep, deep ball that I threw to him. He's looking exceptional, as well. So I think our receiver group is probably one of the faster in the league right now, based on who we have."

Seattle went into May's selection process with the intention of turning up the jets on offense. Richardson -- chosen at No. 45 overall -- marks the third-highest pick the Seahawks have used on a wideout in franchise history.

His 4.39 time in the 40 prompted one scout to tell Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that the rookie has the skills to "separate on the outside" from Day 1 in the NFL.

Only Buffalo ran the ball more than Seattle last season -- and we still expect the Seahawks to remain a ground-heavy team -- but more snaps for Kearse alongside a healthy Harvin would allow the Seahawks more diversity in the passing game.

Twenty-one starters threw more attempts than Wilson last season, but the emphasis at wideout tells us the team is ready to expand its signal-caller's responsibilities through the air in Year 3.